Bud: All of those graemlins are as just as contextual as their actual words (inasmuch as they are usually takeoffs of hip-hop phraseology). The and icons would be the ones to tackle, because they are indigenous to this board. How much do you know about pictographic forms, by the way?
Personally, I'd favor the linguistic patterns of either the Bantu branch of the Niger-Congo Language group or the Old Gutnish dialect of Old (East) Norse. Those, or Caucasian Proto-Emo ("I luuurve you.")
indigenious forms are what i will focus on the most.
except I have little clue since I barely add anything to this forum, just lurk.
soulstrut would be a unique base for this project, i think --- as opposed to doing the project on the played Hyphy movement (which so many kids have already done).
as for raers, i'm ripping to my laptop now.. will included photos as well.
note* i dont know all that much about whats rare and whats not, but I believe I have found something worthy of inspection... just give me about 20 minutes i'm only 4 minutes in on Side A
here goes: found this in my hometown at a garage sale. they gave it to me for 75cents since I didn't have another quarter on me. I dont know anything about Marshall or the label beside what is on the liner notes.
Owen Marshall as "Captain Puff in the Naked Truth" signed by Owen Marshall copyright 1975 ADITI Records (any info on this???)
Owen Marshall, Obe synth, alto sax, elec piano, narration, flute, Tube-A-Phone (marshall crafts his own instruments), steel drum, bongos, drums, guitar, Toilet Chimes, Bamboo scraper, Baja (Jungle) Bird Talk
Artists also on this record: Ernest Slaughter, elec piano Derrick Roberts, drums M'Cheza Blue, perc Shakur Abdullah, congas Danny Whatley, fender bass Bonita Versh, Cheryl Marshall, background vocals
"Peanut Butter Ice Cream Man" and "Winter Butterfly" were recorded live at Compton Community College and Los Angeles City College, respectively.
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I guess my record-related attempt to say this went unnoticed.
indigenious forms are what i will focus on the most.
except I have little clue since I barely add anything to this forum, just lurk.
soulstrut would be a unique base for this project, i think --- as opposed to doing the project on the played Hyphy movement (which so many kids have already done).
Please, indigenous slangs!
Explain how the hyphy movement is "played."
"Carfagnalogue"
well, in terms of the number of people who have already done this linguitics project on Frisco hiphop slang, it is played.
I wouldnt want to be the ninth person this year telling her what 'perked' means.
will included photos as well.
note* i dont know all that much about whats rare and whats not, but I believe I have found something worthy of inspection... just give me about 20 minutes i'm only 4 minutes in on Side A
found this in my hometown at a garage sale. they gave it to me for 75cents since I didn't have another quarter on me. I dont know anything about Marshall or the label beside what is on the liner notes.
Owen Marshall as "Captain Puff in the Naked Truth"
signed by Owen Marshall
copyright 1975 ADITI Records (any info on this???)
Owen Marshall, Obe synth, alto sax, elec piano, narration, flute, Tube-A-Phone (marshall crafts his own instruments), steel drum, bongos, drums, guitar, Toilet Chimes, Bamboo scraper, Baja (Jungle) Bird Talk
Artists also on this record:
Ernest Slaughter, elec piano
Derrick Roberts, drums
M'Cheza Blue, perc
Shakur Abdullah, congas
Danny Whatley, fender bass
Bonita Versh, Cheryl Marshall, background vocals
"Peanut Butter Ice Cream Man" and "Winter Butterfly" were recorded live at Compton Community College and Los Angeles City College, respectively.
the naked truth
mp3's:
01 electric flower
02 nana's sleeping
03 peanut butter ice cream man
04 planet funk
05 paper man
06 winter butterfly
07 casa del soul
08 ancient astronauts
sorry the quality isnt spectacular. enjoy.
Pretty cool record - report to dollar bin thread at once!
That "Planet Funk" is some 70's garage-funk rawness...I liked
the mellow joints, too.
peace, stein. . .
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